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I've just gone through my second pair of wellies this year. OK, I spend a lot of timing wearing them and did spear one with a garden fork but I do expect them to last more than a few months and they…Continue
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Posted on March 19, 2012 at 19:49 3 Comments 0 Likes
This blog post – somewhat of a cautionary tale – has been a long time coming, largely because it’s been a hard one to write; hard to admit that things went horribly wrong, that I failed, that there are no pretty photos, that sometimes good intentions can go bad.
Read the full post at www.thelittleherbfarm.co.uk
Posted on February 28, 2012 at 13:34 1 Comment 1 Like
I recently had to admit to being a ‘seedaholic’. This realisation led to me to think of other afflictions that are unique to the gardening fraternity - the Prof had a lot of fun with this game and eventually had to be banned from playing as my self-esteem began to suffer –here are just a few I came up with....
Posted on July 22, 2011 at 9:01 1 Comment 1 Like
After last week’s efforts in the kitchen using my herbs in various oils, vinegars, sugars and salts, I decided to try something a little more unusual this week. I eventually landed on nasturtium vinegar. It’s a bit of an experiment but I did find a recipe that I sort of followed and I’m working on the assumption that the peppery flavour and bright flowers will lend themselves well to a herbal vinegar. Read…
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Well the gods certainly smiled on Pittenweem for Open Gardens. I spent most of Saturday afternoon in my waterproofs on my hands and knees pulling weeds out of the gravel paths (the joys of organic gardening) and clearing up yet more fallen leaves in the pouring rain, all the while asking myself ‘why?’ But on Sunday we woke to blue skies and sunshine.
Thanks for all your encouragement; I'm glad I decided to go ahead despite my previous misgivings.
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Simon baldwin said… Hi Penny. Welcome to the site. :)
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